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Jeremiah Bhamu, the lawyer of jailed Zengeza West Member of Parliament, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Job_Sikhala">Job Sikhala</a> has accused the court of altering its order to disadvantage his clients.
Bhamu made the claim after magistrate Taurai Manuwere dismissed an application to have deputy prosecutor-general Michael Reza and prosecutor Lancelot Mutsokoti <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/beatrice-mtetwa-calls-for-the-arrest-of-prosecutors-micheal-reza-and-lancelot-mutsokoti/">charged for contempt of court.</a>
<a href="https://newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200000302/court-doctors-its-order-to-prejudice-sikhala-lawyer">NewsDay Zimbabwe</a> reports that the application was made by <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Beatrice_Mtetwa">Beatrice Mtetwa</a> on behalf of Sikhala and his co-accused Godfrey Sithole.
Mtetwa and Bhamu, who are taking instructions from the Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum and Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights, wanted Reza and Mutsokoti charged for defying an order to furnish the defence with State papers on the case.
The order was made by magistrate Feresi Chakanyuka on August 18.
Sikhala and Sithole want the State papers to allow them to prepare for the trial that has been set for November 21. Bhamu said the court could have doctored its papers to prejudice his clients. Bhamu said:
<blockquote>
The written order with no timelines was erroneously written as it is different from what the court said that day.
An examination of the electronic record which captures what happened, if properly examined, states that the State was supposed to provide the papers at the end of day on August 18.
.. Mutsokoti (…) admitted that he was aware of the directive directing the furnishing of State papers by close of business on August 18. He confirmed that that was actually what the court ordered.
</blockquote>
Friday, Bhamu said the court should order Mutsokoti to provide him with the papers on September 12.
Manuwere said he will rule on Bhamu’s application for the court to set new timelines. The magistrate said he wanted to find out if the court had the powers to do so. 
Sikhala has been in jail since June when he was arrested together with 14 other <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Citizens%27_Coalition_for_Change">Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC)</a> activists over the 14 June Nyatsime violence which erupted during the funeral wake of slain <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Moreblessing_Ali">Moreblessing Ali.</a>
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Sikhala’s Lawyer Accuses The Court Of Altering Its Order To Disadvantage The Jailed MP

A Harare magistrate Friday postponed to October 13 the case in which MDC Alliance legislator for Harare West Joanah Mamombe is accused of faking her own abduction.
Mamombe, who appeared before magistrate Stanford Mambanje, is being charged together with other party activists Cecilia Chimbiri and Netsai Marova.
Prosecutor Michael Reza had asked the court to proceed to trial claiming an application made at the High Court by the trio to stop the proceedings had been dismissed.
Reza, however, did not have the court order, claiming he could not bring it to court, but had made a loud phone call with the prosecutor dealing with the case at the High Court in the presence of the accused’s lawyer.
The accused persons’ lawyer Jeremiah Bhamu, however, accused the State of misleading the court, claiming Friday’s remand was for the purpose of confirming the status of the matter at the High Court. Bhamu said:
<blockquote>
With respect to whether the trial can proceed, the record will show that last time, we appeared before magistrate Vongai Muchuchuti-Guwuriro, who said she should wait for the matter to be concluded by the High Court.
Today was not a trial date, but to advise the court of the status of the High Court application. No order has been placed before you or if the State has that order.
</blockquote>
Ruling on the matter, Mambanje said if the matter is coming for trial, it should have gone to the right court. He added:
<blockquote>
I didn’t know the matter was coming for trial. This court will be bound by the High Court order to stay the proceedings.
</blockquote>
The trio claims it was abducted by suspected state security agents from a police station after their arrest at a demonstration in Warren Park last year May.
They were found dumped in rural Bindura and the state claims they faked their abduction.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2021/10/mamombe-case-postponed/">NewsDay</a>

Mamombe's Trial In Case She's Accused Of Faking Her Abduction Postponed

Job Sikhala’s bail appeal at the High Court reportedly failed to kick off because magistrates at the lower courts refused to sign the docket to release the case because it is too long, New Zimbabwe reports.
This was released by one of Sikhla’s lawyers Jeremiah Bhamu who spoke to the publication and said:
<blockquote>The appellant’s record could not be availed as there was no magistrate willing to sign it since Magistrate Ncube who presides over the case is on leave.
Even the chief magistrate, Munamato Mutevedzi refused to go over the record reasoning that it was too long and therefore, he did not sign it.</blockquote>
High Court Judge Justice Ndewere has since ordered Magistrate Ncube to come back from his vacation and sign the document or Chief Magistrate Munamato Mutevedzi to sign it.
Meanwhile, Sikhala’s lawyers have said he is not feeling well and he needs urgent medical attention.
More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/sikhalas-high-court-bail-appeal-postponed-as-magistrates-decline-to-sign-docket/">New Zimbabwe</a>

Sikhala Bail Hearing Postponed Amid Reports That Magistrates Declined To Sign Docket

MDC Activists who were abducted and tortured and dumped in Bindura are still traumatised to speak to the police to narrate their ordeal according to their doctors, The Standard reports.
This was revealed by  Zimbabwe Association of Doctors for Human Rights Norman Matara who said:
<blockquote>We are working with the police,” Matara said. “I cannot disclose anything about the extent of injury on the ladies because they are still not physically and emotionally fit to give a statement to the police</blockquote>
Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights’ Jeremiah Bhamu who is representing the ladies also said they will know the next step after the ladies have recovered:
<blockquote>I will know of the next course of action once the three are in a stable condition, But first, we want to know the truth about what happened to them. There are already indications that the police are compromised.</blockquote>
Bhamu also expressed serious concerns about the way ZRP handled the case:
<blockquote>Hoping them to be fair would be asking for too much from them. Some of them might want, but there might be superior forces blocking them from acting impartially.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.thestandard.co.zw/2020/05/17/mdc-alliance-trio-still-traumatised/">The Standard</a>

MDC Alliance Abducted Activists Still Traumatised To Speak To The Police - Report

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